Sentence examples for emphasise the reality from inspiring English sources
The Independent took the decision to publish the images in an effort to emphasise the reality of the desperate situation facing many refugees.
To counter such qualms, the police are attempting to rebrand Prevent by selling the concept of counter-radicalisation as a safeguarding issue, emphasising the reality that travelling to Syria involves entering a conflict zone.
This family practitioner from East Asia emphasised the realities of life at home: When you are raised in a third world country, your outlook is on survival.
In a faith which emphasises the physical reality of Christ's birth, isn't Mary, the mother of God, essentially female?
Do we emphasise the often depressing commercial realities of the current situation, or do we try to instil in them a desire to make writing about theatre as vital as possible, with the hopeful goal of making it a must-read?
Big Brother's Mavroidakis emphasises the support that reality shows provide.
All of these three concepts point to postmodern culture which emphasises the construction of reality through language [69] and pluralistic, individualized culture with a plethora of interpretations, values and styles [70].
It does not have the vinegary-ironic taste of Allen or Kaufman; Kazan prefers to emphasise the sadness, gender politics and downbeat reality of a relationship turning sour.
The reality proved different.
